On the Brink of Belief

Step into a world where myths intertwine with memories, and the boundaries between reality and belief fade. In this captivating collection, djinns linger in homes as told by an Assamese grandmother, peculiar cousins haunt Kashmiri family trees, and redemption for Shaitan unfolds on a bathroom floor in Lahore. From heavy questions in a Dhaka police cell to heartfelt farewell emails amidst Sri Lanka's decriminalization bill, and glowing memories in a quiet Nepali kitchen—twenty-four LGBTQIA+ writers from South Asia and beyond invite you into realms where myth and truth coexist. These stories come alive through flash fiction, memoirs, poetry, fragments, and conversations, painting a vivid tapestry of diverse voices that are intimate, authentic, and defiant.
Why You Should Read This Book?
Unprecedented Exploration:
Delve into the first-of-its-kind anthology that bridges queerness with faith, shedding light on unique narratives from South Asia.
Cultural Resonance:
Experience rich cultural histories woven seamlessly into modern storytelling, reflecting the diversity of South Asian traditions and beliefs.
Diverse Literary Forms:
Enjoy an eclectic mix of flash fiction, memoirs, poetry, and conversations that keep the reading experience dynamic and engaging.
Authenticity and Defiance:
Hear fiercely authentic voices that challenge norms and offer fresh perspectives on identity, belonging, and belief.
Revelatory Insights:
Rather than providing answers, these stories offer profound revelations, inviting readers to reflect, connect, and grow.
Embark on this literary journey where every word echoes with the spirit of resilience, heritage, and the quest for identity.